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1   8|        the established order of things is upset, when security
2  27|      saying over and over again things which they had all known
3  58|      seen to contain other good things: pies, fruit, dainties of
4  79|       very fond of indigestible things.~ ~
5 149|        us. As a matter of fact, things are not so very bad here
6 187| imagining all kinds of unlikely things. Perhaps they were to be
7 228|      describe the most improper things. A stranger would have understood
8 267|  comparison of the condition of things with the termination of
9 314|         basket full of the good things they had so greedily devoured: